Jumping in as well. For me, one unexpected benefit of replacing my windows was the noise reduction. I live near a busy road in Brandon, and after inst...

I want to add a quick tip from my experience: Even beyond the formal warranty, a good company might help you out. My parents had their windows done by...

I wanted to circle back to share my experience and decision, as it might help illustrate the importance of a good warranty and company. We replaced ou...

I’m in Pasco County in a 2004 home (so just about 20 years old now) and I finally replaced our original windows. They were cheap aluminum single-hung ...

For those who had to choose: did you go with impact-resistant windows or standard windows with separate hurricane shutters? I’m trying to decide if im...

@kevint70 Thanks, that makes sense. My windows do have a slight tint but I'm pretty sure there's no Low-E coating. I think I'll start budgeting for an...

I have a bit of a different scenario: my house (in Seminole) already has double-pane windows that were installed around 2002. They are tinted but I do...

Thank you all for the insights!

I'm up in Pasco (Trinity area) and these insights all apply here too. We might not have the same wind zone as the coast, but I still went impact for p...

@crafter11 Those quotes actually sound in line with what I'd expect. Roughly $600-700 per window for non-impact and around $900+ per window for impact...